The Paradixion: Restroom

Laboratory is the fourth and latest game in the Paradixion series, all of which I have played and enjoyed. This one has the same macabre graphical style & puzzle format (which have strong echoes of the Rusty Lake & Forgotten Hill games), and although there are a couple of small visual references to the earlier Paradixion games, this one is perfectly able to be played standalone. There is almost no guidance in these games, but even when I have been completely stuck, the restricted scale of the puzzle environments (in this case basically just a restroom with toilet cubicles), minimised the frustration of working out how to proceed. My play time for Paradixion: Restroom includes a second playthrough, to get the final achievements. All of this series of games are comparatively low priced, and having paid a discounted UK £1.35 for this one (and been entertained and challenged by the game), I am happy with its value for money.

Here is yet another quite enjoyable escape-the-room type game in the Paradixion series. Varied puzzles, simple controls, achievements, and a very helpful dev. It also runs on a potato. A $2 game for an hour (or 3) of fun. What's not to like?

Fine

Fourth game in the series. Quite short, but still fun to play. The puzzles are fair and easy. Love this series a lot and hope that the next game will be longer.

I really enjoyed The Paradixion Exhibition that bought the entire series. The Paradixion Restroom is much shorter than the exhibition, but it was still really good. I quite enjoyed the puzzle in this one.